Adam Back and Bernstein say Bitcoin's quantum risk is real but manageable, with exposed public keys, not an existential threat, driving the debate.
BlackRock's top-performing ETF is now facing its strongest competition yet, as Morgan Stanley officially launches a lower-cost rival.
Quantum computers threaten Bitcoin. That's the warning from Bernstein analysts who say the cryptocurrency world has maybe three to five years before these super-powered machines could crack the encryption that keeps digital wallets safe.
XFUNDS ETF toggles between Bitcoin exposure at night and U.S. Treasuries by day, focusing on bitcoin's overnight returns.
The current consolidation of Bitcoin is showing signs of a deeper shift rather than a typical range-bound market. While price action appears relatively stable within a defined range, leverage behavior tells a very different story.
According to a report published by bitcointreasuries.net and its researchers, Strategy purchased 44,377 bitcoin in March 2026, accounting for nearly all corporate bitcoin buying that month as its STRC digital credit product set back-to-back daily trading volume records.
Cango, the automotive services company that ventured into Bitcoin mining, recently sold another portion of its BTC holdings. In a March operational update, the firm announced the sale of 2,000 BTC, further stating that the proceeds will be used to cancel loans secured by the cryptocurrency itself.
Bitcoin faces a future quantum threat, but Bernstein analysts say risks are concentrated in older wallets and exposed keys, and unlikely to cause existential disruption.
Iran wants crypto payments. The country's looking at charging ships $1 per barrel in Bitcoin when they carry oil through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's busiest waterways for crude shipments.
Michael Saylor believes Bitcoin hit its bottom at $60K and sees a future driven by digital credit and strong demand.
Bitcoin shorts crushed as $470M in liquidations further confirm trend line bounce — Bitcoin price prediction eyes $77,000 if rally keeps going.
Polymarket put the odds of President Donald Trump being impeached before his term ends at 64% on Apr. 7, near the contract's high-water mark since its Mar. 19 launch. A comparable Kalshi contract, which resolves against Library of Congress records and runs through Jan. 1, 2028, was priced around 67% in the same window.